Smith Plans Rest After Rochester Campaign Stop
Alfred E. Smith, in Rochester, outlines plans to rest in Albany after the state convention. He criticizes Republicans as obstructors of his progressive program and emphasizes his governor record, urging party responsibility and noting the national situation with no Volstead Act mention by Kansas City Republicans.
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Rochester
K. Y
Alfred E. Smith
Albany
Smith
Strause
George Moses
New Hampshire
Kansas City
Republican Curention
Claine They Were Cheated Out Of Property In Ohio Case
Judge A R Webber heard testimony in Lorain Common Pleas as John and Mary Kinka sue Debenture Discount Co and others. The Hungarian couple allege a 1526 contract with Grain Realty to build a house for 6300 dollars, crediting 6590 for their lot. They claim they were fraudulently induced to sign a warranty deed to James Melketin, losing their property while retaining the house. They seek nullification of the deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jadge A. R. Webber
Common Pleas Court
John
Mary ‘Kinka
Lorain
Grain Realty Company
James B. Melke
Man To Pay Bills After Restaurant Cash Trial
After threatening to cover bills himself at Welcho Doinof’s restaurant, Doinof sent a young man to pay the gas and electric charges. The stranger failed to settle either bill after receiving $21.53, and Doinof set out to locate him as police issued a lookout.
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Clark
Welcho Doinoff
West Uth
Doinoff
Death Record for Myrtle Stark Anison
Death notice for Myrtle Stark Anison daughter of F H Stark from the town. The death occurred in Pennsylvania. Funeral services were held Thursday at two o'clock from her late home.
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Eyrile Stark Anderson
Myrtle Stark Anison
F. H. Stark
Pennsylvania
Ierth
Messames Huene and Sigler Honor County Meeting Highlights
Fragmentary text outlines a county event with banners, county treasurer Susey Hinman, awards, first annual port, music selections by Mrs. J. D. Runne ll, Mrs. Em Durkee, and Lena Dirlam. It mentions rounds of talks, committee reports, readings, songs, supper at a church, and an evening program including organ preludes, solos, duets, and benediction by Rev. C. Perry.
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Messames Huene
Sigler
Susey Hinman
Treasy
Yeading
J. Drunnell
Em. Durkee
S. I
Lena Dirlam
Nate M. Rice
I. Jareox
Lottie Pond
Mildred Buck
Etings
H. G. Earl
Boy's Classes Organized At Y M C A
Local YMCA announces boys Bible study sports games and swimming classes organized into Cadets Preps Junior B Junior A Junior Emps and Young Men. Mens classes start after the membership drive ends in Lorain Ohio.
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Y. Mlc
Y. ML Co. A
Robert TF. Mouore
Civic effort jostles for publicity with local drum corps
A crowded civic undertaking aims for favorable press as the Local Drum and Bugle corps seeks honors. A lengthy list shows who will travel, including Br. A. R. Agate and many others, while the mayor weighs his attendance. Also noted is the helium glow lamp used in diagnosing heart ailments.
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Br. A. R. Agate
A. R. Agate
Jack Ambrose
Walter Beguell
Walter Barnes
Dorr Billings
Chas. Hanson
W. Horton
W. G. Jasper
Edward Krebs
Victor Krugmar
Harry Hawk
A. J. Lehman
Jack Notsworthy
John Marshall
Bo Mosely
Owie Palmer
Elon C. Peck
Chas. Perseus
Phil Robson
Charles Robson Fiather
C. C. Rhodes
George Thomas
Alva Smith
Arthur Smith
274 Autos Sold in Lorain County September
Lorain county records show 307 or 4 autos sold in September with 133 sold in Lorain. Common pleas Judge A. B. Webber granted a divorce to Maud E. Welch from Walter D. Welch on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty, restoring her maiden name Maud E. Moore.
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EN County
Lorain County
Clerk of Courts Office
Lorain
Bivorce
Common Pleas
A. BR Webber
Maud E. Welch
Walter D. Welch
Maud E. Moore
Disillusioned wife held after bridge suicide attempt
Mrs. Dorothy Todd, 29, of Detroit, was detained by police after a suicide attempt at a high level bridge in Cleveland. Workers restrained her until patrolman Ballash arrived. she said she came to Cleveland with a "boy friend" more than a week ago and they had been sleeping in his auto before he disappeared.
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Cleveland
Police Women’s Bureau
Dorothy Todd
Detroit
Joseph Ballash
Elizabeth Harwood
Record Of Damages Case In Common Pleas Court
A civil damage suit filed for 200 dollars against George Reising of Avon Lake, by Mark Evlen Taylor of Lakewood, was heard in Common Pleas Court before Judge A KR Webber. The petition alleged injuries from a August 17 1925 auto collision. A jury trial was waived and the court awarded Taylor the full 200 dollars. The matter was described in courthouse circles as a friendly suit.
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Common Pleas Court
Mark Evlen Taylor
Lakewood
George Reising
Avon Lake
Reising
A. KR. Webber
Webber
Court House
Continued turmoil as South Lorain probe crowds courthouse
Courthouse corridors buzz with witnesses and bystanders as a broad mix of locals, from businessmen to shabbily dressed patrons, fill the South Lorain investigation. Photographers chase dramatic moments as Philomena Boyer Mars defies the crowds and Camaraderie among observers softens tensions in the tense inquiry.
Campaign rally notes spark Elyria enthusiasm and prizes
Dr. Montgomery urged work to sustain enthusiasm as Elyria hosts a campaign week with speeches at local churches and schools. Prizes include pen sets and silver cups for top performers, with dinner reports and final tallies scheduled. Ohio State tickets sold out for Michigan and Princeton games via Ohio Stadium sales chief Henry Taylor.
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D. B Simmons
Wiliam C. McClellan
Columbus
Michigan
Princeton
Ohio State University
Henry Taytor
Ohio Stadium
Dikes Ripped Open By Flood Hits Belgian Coast
Floods breached dykes near Nieuport after storms, flooding vast coastal territory once controlled by German advance fears. No casualties reported yet, but many cattle lost as Hurricane force breaches worsened by previous 1914 flood gates.
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Brussels
Nieuport
Cleveland Man Heads Masons Grand Master Chosen
Roy S. Rogers of Cleveland was named grand master of the grand council rural and select masters of Ohio at the 39th annual assembly closing in Columbus. Other officers included Ewing Burns Findlay deputy grand master and Clarence E. O’Neal Zanesville grand P C of the work with several officers named and installation ceremonies held after elections.
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Columbus
Masonic Temple
Grand Council
Ohio
Cleveland
Masons
Roy S. Rogers
Ewing Vy Burns
Findlay
Clarence E. O'Neal
Zanesville
P. C
Frank H. Marquis
Mansfeld
William T. S. O'Hara
Toledo
Grand Recorder
Martin J. Spinks
Ohio Wheat Growers Face Economic Strain In 1928
Ohio farmers confront a weak wheat market as costs to seed and harvest exceed expected returns. Division of Rural Economics data show seed costs at 15.51 per acre on 2,471,000 seeded acres, with 1,584,000 abandoned due to a harsh winter. Projected 1923 harvest covers 586,500 acres yielding 2,563,000 bushels, while Ohio price around 1.47 per bushel yields an estimated $14,066,006 in crop value. net loss cited near $25,036,000 after costs. Director Truax calls for stabilizing federal action to buy surplus and support prices.
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Ohio
Division of Rural Economics
Ohio State University
Canada
Liverpool
United States Department of Agriculture
Russia
China
Charles V. Truax
Schlee and Brock Fail to Set New Endurance Mark
In San Diego Edward F. Schlee and Will Brock abandoned a Bellanca flight after 59 hours 3 minutes due to a leaky tank. They set a new American record but fell short of the world mark. They hope to resume the attempt to reclaim the record for the United States.
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Schlee
Brock
San Diego
Calif
Edward F. Schlee
Will Brock
America
Rockwell Field
Bellanca
George Haldeman
Eddie Stinson
Risiier
Zimmerman
Markets Cleveland Produce Cleveland Oct 2
Markets report from Cleveland and Columbus showing prices for produce poultry butter and eggs. Michigan and Ohio round whites potatoes 2.25 to 2.35 per 50 pounds. various poultry prices. butter tubs firsts and seconds with regional quotes. eggs extras and firsts per dozen. Columbus listings include cantaloupes cranberries grapefruit lettuce sweet potatoes tomatoes and eggs with assorted price ranges.
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Cleveland
Michigan
Ohio
Ste
Market report from Cleveland and Toledo livestock shows
In Cleveland market notes hogs rise to top 11.40 with varied prices by weight. cattle calves and beef cows mixed with steadier steers and lower calves. sheep steady to 235 lower with fat lambs around 13.75 and 15.50. Toledo receipts 90 dollars and market 19 higher. sows 10.50 to 11.00, mediums to 14.48, good pigs 19 to 10.30. calves light market steady. other reports show slow cattle market.
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Cleveland
Dcc
Colleges shift signals as teams prep for games
Princeton abandons the huddle opting for straight signals against Vermont with Roper noting new rules limit the play. Army, Harvard, Illinois and Indiana squads race drills and adjustments for upcoming meetings as injuries and talent shape lineups. Athens to host Ohio Parent-Teacher delegates amid a McGuffey pageant rehearsal for visiting guests.
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Princeton
XN. J
Bill Roper
Tigers
University of Vermont
Night School Opens For Year Oberlin 1928 29
Oberlin records the 1928 29 night school season opening with over 75 attendees. Harley J. Smith leads as superintendent after remarks by Sapt Smith, Mrs. W. L. Tenney and Rawdon. New teachers begin assignments. classes meet Mondays and Wednesdays October through May at the high school.
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Oberlin
Harley J. Smith
Sapt. Smith
W. L. Tenney
Rawdon
Evers
Graves Rites Held in Oberlin for Miss Clara Graves
The funeral for Miss Clara Graves of Flint formerly Oberlin will be tomorrow afternoon at the Brown home on North Main. Miss Graves, 45, died last Saturday in Flint after being struck by a car while caring for her sister Edith Graves, a Flint librarian. Edith arrived in Oberlin yesterday with the body. The Musical Union last rehearsed its final program of the school year in Finney chapel under Dr. George W. Andrews with Prof. Lillich directing. The chorus of about 209 will perform Pierne’s St. Francis with the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra, a work to be presented later in March.
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Springfield
Eleutheria Quinn
John W. Quinn
Duquesne University
Pittsburgh
Clara’ Graves
Flint
Mich
Oberlin
Charles Brown
North Main Street
Miss Graves
Red
Brown
Fli
Edith Graves
Musical Union
Finney Chapel
George W. Andrews
Lillich
Conservatory
Oigan
Pierene
St. Francis
Cleveland Symphony Grekestra
Andrews
Woman's Club
W. P. Carruthers
I Reamer Place
W. F
Ida Dryden
Akron
George Sedgmar
W. C. Christy
Denver
Colo
The
W.R. C. and
G. A.R
Christy
Oberlin student improves after ruptured appendix recovery
G Miner Lawrence a student at Oberlin College is reported much improved after a ruptured appendix Saturday night. His mother and sister Eleanor of Norwalk have arrived in Oberlin to be with him and are at Taicoti Hall. The article also notes a faculty reception at Barrows House for conservatory students with about 400 expected and lists attendees including President E H Wilkins and Dean Frances Nast.
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G. Miner Lawrence
Oberlin College
fReritoniris
Eleanor
Norwalk
Oberlin
Bei Rim
Taicoti Hall
Conservatory Studnets
Barrows House
Professor Street
E. H. Wilkins
Frank H. Shaw
Frances Nast
Masha Messerir
Frederick Funkhouser
Conservatory
Harris Ousted as Manager of Senators
Washington October 2. Stanley Becky Harris, longtime manager of the Washington Senators for several years, will not direct the club again but will remain on the Reserve list as a player. Clark Griffith, Senator president, said the move is in the club’s best interest and that Harris may be helped to obtain another job or be transferred to a suitable club. The parties part as friends.
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Washington
Stanley
Becky Harris
Washington Senators
Wll
Clark Griffith
Senators
Griffth
Grifith
Harris
Bandit Shot To Death In Toledo Service Station
In Toledo Ohio on October 2 Myron J Crabb a 24 year old man shot and killed one intruder and wounded another during a break in at Crabb Brothers service station Two other bandits fled Crabb fired twice hitting two robbers and his wife 21 summoned deputies who captured the remaining two after a car chase.
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Toledo
E Orly
Crabb Brothers
Myron J. Crabb
Crabb
Stanuy
Young Crabb
Sred
Dep- Wit
Army bombing plane crash kills Sgt Clinton Parr in Honolelu
Sergeant Clinton W. Parr of Binghampton New York was killed when an army bombing plane crashed near here Captain H C Drayton the pilot and two other crew members were uninjured An Alesken 17 defeated all comers at Verder in tests of physical strength Darwin Tulips best named varieties Bulbs for home gardens time to plant now Paul Wainwright Hughes Provision Market
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Honolelu
T. H
Clinton W. Parr
Binghampton
New York
H.C. Drayton
Alesken
Verder
Darwin
Paul Wainwright
Hughes
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